madjam002

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   by madjam002 2y ago

   To me it seems reasonable because I’m already providing a lot of information to the airline, name, ID card, maybe even passport. If accounts are optional, this data is still being stored, probably against some kind of “shadow user” account,
2. 32.▲
   by madjam002 2y ago

   Exactly, an account has been created for you anyway and the merchant holds pretty much the same amount of data on you, so I think requiring an account is a good thing as then at least you know that a company holds all these records about yo
3. 33.▲
   by madjam002 2y ago

   Requiring an account to book a flight seems perfectly reasonable to me
4. 34.▲
   by madjam002 2y ago

   I find all of these bans quite interesting because when I was at school we would be figuring out how to circumvent the web filters and would be building apps to hide the games we had open on Miniclip when a teacher walked past. I think I ki
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   by madjam002 2y ago

   I've been running apps on Kubernetes clusters for the past 6 years and the only thing that really comes to mind that was a breaking change was when the ingress class resource type was introduced. Everything else has been incremental. M
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   by madjam002 2y ago

   I don't get these recent anti-Kubernetes posts, yes if you're deploying a simple app then there are alternatives which are easier, but as your app starts to get more complex then suddenly you'll be wishing you had the Kuberne
7. 37.▲
   by madjam002 2y ago

   Do you see this as an alternative to OnlyOffice? I’m wondering if you’ve tried it and how you think this compares
8. 38.▲
   by madjam002 2y ago

   That link you posted is comparing the M3 Max with the base M4, it has more CPU and GPU cores
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   by madjam002 2y ago

   In the U.K. I find the Aldi scanners to be great, they’re fast and accurate, probably in part to the enlarged barcodes. Tesco is the worst, multiple second delay between scanning each item while it recognises the weight, constant blocks, go
10. 40.▲
    by madjam002 2y ago

    I've readded it since removing it entirely because I haven't got anywhere with Google
11. 41.▲
    by madjam002 2y ago

    Sorry to hear that, what service are you using if you don't mind me asking?
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    by madjam002 2y ago

    Thanks I was trying this recently and it came back all green. On a related note, one interesting thing I did discover, due to a small misconfiguration of NextJS + App Router, I was getting two </html> closing tags in my markup, w
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    by madjam002 2y ago

    Good shout, I never even considered this. Now that you mention it, I did buy the domain from a seller back in 2020, so yes perhaps this has something to do with it. I'm checking web.archive.org and it all looks pretty innocent so far a
14. 44.▲
    by madjam002 2y ago

    Thanks, seems to be all clean https://www.ssltrust.com.au/ssl-tools/website-security-check...
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    by madjam002 2y ago

    Hmm possibly, good idea. That's a different company based in SA in a different space, but maybe you're right.
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    by madjam002 2y ago

    Thanks, I think you're right. I might try a subdomain and if that doesn't work a separate domain altogether, although I would have thought if I link through to the main site surely they'd still block it.. but we'll see
17. 47.▲
    by madjam002 2y ago

    Was it flagged as Compromised Site on Google Ads or actually blocked in Chrome (Google Safe Search)?
18. 48.▲
    by madjam002 2y ago

    https://propertyengine.co.uk
19. 49.▲
    by madjam002 2y ago

    One thing I thought it could be is I use PostHog for analytics / heat map recording, but I tried completely removing it and they still rejected it.
20. 50.▲
    by madjam002 2y ago

    I want to buy ads on Google Search results for certain keywords to direct people to my business. I haven't had any trouble with Facebook Ads in the past
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    Ask HN: Google Ads Rejected My SaaS as Compromised Site

    65 points by madjam002 2y ago|59 comments
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    by madjam002 2y ago

    How does this relate to PKCS or cards using PKI? Are there access control systems out there that use this and is it more secure? Or maybe there’s door access control systems out there that use FIDO2 :D
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    Fortnite app returns to iPhones – but only in the EU(bbc.com)

    32 points by madjam002 2y ago|8 comments
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    by madjam002 2y ago

    Yes for about an hour now, I'm surprised this is the only post I've seen about it!
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    by madjam002 2y ago

    One of the things I hate most in tourist hotspots these days are the people selling high powered laser pointers, normally selling them to kids, and they are shining it at their faces, in the faces of others, and at the neighbours. I swear t
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    by madjam002 2y ago

    Is there something like Jupyter for Javascript/Typescript, ideally self hosted? At the moment I just do data science using one off scripts in NodeJS but seeing these notebook style formats recently where different chunks of code appear
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    by madjam002 2y ago

    Yep I get the 502 Bad Gateway and sometimes the standard Cloudflare error page. I love how the Cloudflare error page says "Cloudflare is working" and it's my website causing the problem.. even though it's Cloudflare page
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    by madjam002 2y ago

    My Cloudflare Pages site has gone down completely, anyone else?
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    by madjam002 2y ago

    What's wrong with the interviewer wearing a suit?
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    by madjam002 2y ago

    I've flown a lot with Ryanair, Easyjet and Wizz Air, and apart from Wizz Air adding mysterious a "System surcharge" if you use an ad blocker (although I think they've stopped doing this), I don't mind the extra char